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Faced with Little Foreigner's question, An Wuyang shook his head directly. "Neither Moscow nor Siberia meets the effective accumulated temperature requirements of citrus plants."

Anna was immediately puzzled. "What is effective accumulated temperature?"

"It's a biological concept. Simply put, it refers to a plant's temperature requirements. For example, blood oranges generally need to grow in an environment with an average annual temperature of 15 to 30 degrees Celsius." An Wuyang did not explain the concept in detail.

"Your North Bear Kingdom is covered in ice and snow. It simply can't meet those requirements," An Wuyang explained.

After all, both Moscow and Siberia had long, frigid winters. If citrus plants were grown outdoors, a single winter would kill them all!

Anna proposed a hypothesis. "What if we used glass greenhouses?"

"For example, like the glass greenhouses you built. If we also built glass greenhouses in Moscow or Siberia, wouldn't we be able to grow them?" Anna added.

'Ding!'

'Random Event: Overcome the Cold!'

'Whether Moscow or Siberia, their natural environments indeed cannot meet the growth requirements of blood oranges. But man can conquer nature—what if glass greenhouses are used for insulation?'

'Even the frigid winter can be conquered!'

'Event Requirement: Please establish suitable glass greenhouses in Siberia or Moscow to cultivate blood oranges. They will become [Coldland Blood Oranges].'

'Event Reward: [Coldland Blood Oranges] will produce [Super Anthocyanin], effectively delaying sun-induced skin aging. When paired with the [Curaçao Aloe Project], it will effectively improve wrinkles and skin sagging.'

The Happy Life System sent An Wuyang a notification, indicating that a new random event had been triggered.

An Wuyang glanced at System Bro's notification while splitting his attention, then answered Anna. "If glass greenhouses are used, then blood oranges can indeed be grafted and transplanted to Moscow or Siberia."